Jim McGreevey

The New Jersey Reentry Corporation is working to bring former offenders released from incarceration back into society. The nonprofit agency opened their ninth New Jersey office in New Brunswick on Tuesday.

A new report calls for expanded vocational training and better healthcare for ex-offenders when they're released from prison.

A report from the nonprofit New Jersey Reentry Corporation recommends ways the state can keep ex-convicts from turning back to a life of crime as well as reduce spending on prisons.

Lawmakers last year added $5M to the state budget to support prisoner re-entry programs. They're looking for more — but actually see a cut in the budget plan.

New Jersey employers urged to consider hiring former criminals during a special summit.

In the last 17 days, Gov. Chris Christie has listed just five public events on his official schedules – all having to do with addiction-related issues, including a battery-powered candlelight vigil Wednesday evening outside the Statehouse.

The governor was optimistic he and the legislature could agree to cut non-violent drug offenders a break.

On Tuesday, Gov. Chris Christie marked the one-year anniversary of the creation of the Facing Drug Addiction Task Force. He also said the state will expand re-entry programs for drug offenders coming back into society.

Gov. Chris Christie is the first New Jersey governor since Woodrow Wilson to be seriously considered as a potential presidential candidate, but Garden State chief executives almost always get a little presidential buzz at some point, according to two political experts.

The controversy continues to swirl around Gov. Chris Christie's personal and possible business relationship with Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.